Since Yosemite and El Capitan are relatively static at this point and will be supported for roughly another six months and year and a half, respectively, and this solution had worked in those OS versions before, I was hoping to use the script on my Yosemite & El Capitan Macs. I am making the assumption that this is new behavior that is making its way into macOS (yes, I know I could be wrong) and as such using it. The result is similar to an MCX setting applied at the user level with an 'often' frequency, that is the setting applies at every login, but can be changed during the user's session. A profile that contains this payload can be applied to a Mac running macOS Sierra (applying the profile to El Capitan or Yosemite yields no results). There is a Notifications payload in the Apple Configurator 2 application (pictured). It worked on one machine that I had logged in, but on all other test machines with me logged in or other employees, it failed with the above errors. Sqlite3.OperationalError: unable to open database file

Options.show_on_lock_screen, options.show_on_lock_screen)įile '/Library/Company/NCUtil.py', line 401, in set_show_on_lock_screenįile '/Library/Company/NCUtil.py', line 153, in bundleid_existsįile '/Library/Company/NCUtil.py', line 69, in connect_to_db Script result: Traceback (most recent call last):įile '/Library/Company/NCUtil.py', line 605, inįile '/Library/Company/NCUtil.py', line 595, in main Running script Change Jabber Lock Screen Notification. I'm trying to disable the lock screen notification for Jabber, and I created a script with the following: python /Library/Company/NCUtil.py -show-on-lock-screen false Ĭreated a policy to run that script, and it gives error messages: Executing Policy Change Jabber Lock Screen Notification I'm getting error messages when I try this.

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